brainslake effectNWSpowderscienceSki Newssnowsnowflakes Brain Post: What is Lake Effect Snow, and How Does it Happen? Last updated: November 6, 2020 1:57 am SnowBrains Share 0 Min Read SHARE Lake effect snow occurs when cold air moves across warmer water. Warmth & moisture rise into the air, condensing into clouds that can produce 2-3 inches of snow per hour or more. [VIDEO] Scott Gaffney Honors His Late Brother Robb in Heartwarming Memorial Tribute Film SnowBrains Powder Highway 2022 Report: Day #6 Sunny Backcountry Pillow Madness! [VIDEO] SnowBrains News Ep. 10 – Winter Olympics Returning to US?, Vail Expands in Europe, & World Cup Recap NOAA’s Official February Outlook for the USA: Mama Moose on the Loose in Residential Park City, UT TAGGED:brainslake effectNWSpowderscienceSki Newssnowsnowflakes Share This Article Facebook Copy Link Print Leave a Comment Got an opinion? Let us know...Cancel reply Always Stay Up to DateGet our top 3 articles emailed to you weekly! I have read and agree to the terms & conditions Leave this field empty if you're human: You Might Also Like Home Page Australian Resorts Wake Up to Fresh Snow This Morning August 14, 2023 Home Page Deer Valley Resort, UT Will Install RFID Gates this Summer to Help Manage Overcrowding April 12, 2019 Home PageWeather USA 3-Day Snowfall Forecast & 6-10 Day, 8-14 Day, & Monthly Outlooks | November 18 November 18, 2023 Home PageVideo [VIDEO] Mountain State 2.0: Josh Daiek is Back in Search of Nevada’s Best Hidden Ski Spots October 18, 2023
